Cologix and Crosslake Fibre Strengthen Ties with New Montreal PoP

Montreal skylineNorth American supplier of hyperscale edge data center services and network-neutral connectivity, Cologix, has expanded its alliance with global Network Service supplier (NSP) and long-haul fiber route developer Crosslake Fibre. As a result of growing client demand for Crosslake’s services, the most recent development is the opening of a new Point of Presence (PoP) at Cologix’s MTL3 digital edge data center in Montréal, Canada.

This move expands on Crosslake Fibre’s current collaboration with Cologix in Toronto, Canada, where the business runs a special cross-lake underwater cable that links key financial and technological markets in Chicago, New York, and Toronto. With the establishment of the Montréal site, Crosslake’s global financial network Velocity and general network services are now more widely accessible, improving connection possibilities for Cologix clients and solidifying Crosslake’s position as a pioneer in global network services.

The significance of this development was underlined by Crosslake Fibre CEO Mike Cunningham, who said, “The establishment of a new Point of Presence at Cologix’s MTL3 data center is a strategic step forward in our partnership. It helps us to reach a wider audience by giving our reliable, high-performing network access to both current and potential customers. Our extensive undersea and terrestrial fiber infrastructure is expected to improve network resilience and global connectivity.”

AI Applications

With 350 networks, more than 200 cloud providers, 15 public cloud onramps, and three internet exchanges, Cologix would boast an expansive Canadian interconnection ecosystem. Presently, Cologix claims to offer 75% of all public cloud onramps in Canada, such as Oracle FastConnect, IBM Cloud, Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute, AWS Direct Connect, and Google Cloud Interconnect.

The expansion’s strategic significance was also discussed by Sean Maskell, President and General Manager of Cologix Canada, who said, “We are acutely aware of the growing need within our network for enhanced connectivity solutions, especially for businesses leveraging AI applications. With this development, we can provide our clients with scalable, secure, and continuous capacity, guaranteeing the quickest and most effective data routes throughout a range of geographic locations.”

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